โSep-28-2020 03:29 AM
โSep-28-2020 06:14 PM
โSep-28-2020 10:24 AM
Lynnmor wrote:way2roll wrote:Lynnmor wrote:
The temperature feature only reports the reading beyond the valve stem, that is not going to be a reliable way of determining brake and bearing issues.
You may have to explain this to me. If I have a brake stuck and it heats the wheel which heats the tire and I see it on my TPMS, how is that not helping? By deduction, if my PSI is where it needs to be I can assume there is another problem than the tire. Are you suggesting a high temp reading on a TPMS isn't helpful? I sure would want to know if one wheel was significantly hotter than another. Sure beats not knowing.
I do have the TST 507, the sending unit is whipping around in the wind keeping the temperature down. It would take extreme heat to bring the sensor to the point of alarm, but by then the air pressure would have climbed to the point of alarm anyway. I had Chinese wheel bearings that were failing to the point of turning all the red grease metallic gray and the TPMS showed normal temperatures. Helpful? Maybe a little.
โSep-28-2020 10:17 AM
way2roll wrote:Lynnmor wrote:
The temperature feature only reports the reading beyond the valve stem, that is not going to be a reliable way of determining brake and bearing issues.
You may have to explain this to me. If I have a brake stuck and it heats the wheel which heats the tire and I see it on my TPMS, how is that not helping? By deduction, if my PSI is where it needs to be I can assume there is another problem than the tire. Are you suggesting a high temp reading on a TPMS isn't helpful? I sure would want to know if one wheel was significantly hotter than another. Sure beats not knowing.
โSep-28-2020 06:59 AM
Lynnmor wrote:
The temperature feature only reports the reading beyond the valve stem, that is not going to be a reliable way of determining brake and bearing issues.
โSep-28-2020 06:33 AM
โSep-28-2020 05:09 AM